(Reuters) - "There was pretty much movement, at least by the standards
we're used to seeing during Tokyo trading hours," said a senior
trader for a U.S. investment bank.
"The moves seemed to be aimed at triggering stop-loss
selling, but there have been some buy-backs since such offers
never emerged and because retail sales data are looming ahead,"
the trader said.
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we're used to seeing during Tokyo trading hours," said a senior
trader for a U.S. investment bank.
"The moves seemed to be aimed at triggering stop-loss
selling, but there have been some buy-backs since such offers
never emerged and because retail sales data are looming ahead,"
the trader said.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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